What do Goat islands in Clarendon have to do with Neita's Nest bed and breakfast in Kingston? It is a tale of two havens. When Robin Moore was not sharing home with the Jamaican iguanas on Goat Islands he was here at Neita's Nest sharing his fantastic photography and "in-the-wild" experiences with us before it hit the pages of the National Geographic on April 22, 2014. See his video also. 

The photographs resonated with my sons and me. We too had taken a boat trip to the islands earlier this year soon after the whole story came to the fore. The trip, hosted by the Jamaica Environment Trust, did not allow for an overnight stay but it provided a first hand view of the beauty of the natural environs, the importance of the location as a natural habitat for rare flora and fauna of land and sea, its source of income for fishermen and women as well as its potential as a tour destination for those who appreciate the a more laid back type of vacation.  

Robin, you pretty much saw what we did, and more. You, however, were able to capture the moment for posterity, and while doing so, played a significant role in telling our story to the world and, hopefully, saving Goat Islands. 

We were both honoured and delighted to have hosted you, Robin.